What you should know about Strahov

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What's Strahov Like?

This neighborhood of Prague is perhaps best known for its ancient monastery, the Strahov Monastery, which is the second oldest in the whole city. A visit here is highly recommended, and the monastery also includes a beautiful old library. Strahov lies on the banks of the Vltava, which is a great place for a stroll. Check out the Observatory, too, and make sure to try out the various wonderful places for eating, drinking, and shopping situated in this elegant district of the Czech capital.

How to Get Along with Locals in Strahov

Knowing a little about the cuisine in Prague will help you to know what to order when you dine out in bars or restaurants in Strahov. Try a bottle of traditional Czech beer, especially good with goulash and a side of dumplings. The two most popular soups in the Czech Republic are onion soup and garlic soup, but if you are visiting Strahov during the Christmas period, make sure to try the traditional festive fish soup known as Rybi polevka which is made from carp. English is widely spoken in Prague, but mastering a few Czech phrases will help you to strike up a conversation to locals, as well as helping you to thank a chef for a great meal. Here at Hotels.com, we are experts in all aspects of travel to Prague. So why not make the most of our local knowledge and book yourself a room in one of our great hotels in Strahov, Prague today?